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The Texoma region is expected to experience temperatures close to record highs until Wednesday, when a cold front will alter the weather pattern. Southern winds are transporting humidity from the Gulf, with anticipated gusts ranging from 15 to 25 mph throughout the week. There is a likelihood of scattered rainfall and thunderstorms ahead of the front from Wednesday into Thursday. Subsequently, winds will shift to a northerly direction, ushering in cooler, fall-like temperatures by Friday and over the weekend, with precipitation expected to diminish by Friday, concluding the weekend with lower temperatures.

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00:00Near-record heat was expected in Texoma Monday through Wednesday, before a change arriving in
00:05stages. But a cold front expected Thursday would change more than just the temperature.
00:10Meteorologist Desiree Rodriguez outlined that shift in her January 24, 2021 forecast. Until then,
00:18southerly winds would keep bringing moisture from the Gulf into Texoma. That would leave the region
00:22very warm and humid over the next few days. And south wind gusts of 1525 mph would make it breezy
00:29too. But ahead of the front, scattered showers and storms were likely Wednesday into Thursday.
00:35Then, as the front moved through, winds would shift from south to north. That shift would bring fall-like
00:42temperatures Friday and into the weekend, Rodriguez forecast. And the change would extend beyond
00:47cooler air, with rain expected to ease. Rodriguez said rain should taper out by Friday, leaving a
00:53much cooler weekend. Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:58using AI-assisted tools.

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